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WebsiteEvery guest on NPR's Book of the Day
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Erik Larson
'The Splendid and the Vile' dives deep into Winston Churchill's year during the blitz · Feb 2022
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James Patterson
Remembering Dolly Parton through her writing for children and adults · 2 episodes
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Patric Gagne
'Sociopath' is a memoir about how to live with – and treat – the social disorder · Apr 2024
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Matthew Desmond
'Poverty, By America' argues America profits by keeping people poor · Mar 2023
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Gabor Maté
'The Myth of Normal' explores why depression and illness rates are rising in the U.S. · Dec 2022
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Mustafa Suleyman
'The Coming Wave' and 'Artificial' offer different perspectives on AI · Nov 2023
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Constance Wu
Constance Wu writes about her trauma and ensuing judgment in memoir 'Making a Scene' · Oct 2022
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Dwyane Wade
'Dwyane' uses photographs to wrap up an illustrious career · Dec 2021
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Jon Meacham
'And There Was Light' traces Abraham Lincoln's views on slavery and religion · Oct 2022
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BJ Fogg
Lower your expectations and succeed with 'Tiny Habits' · Jan 2022
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Rozina Ali
'Seasons of Fury' traces the roots of Islamophobia in the United States · Sep 2026
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Tessa Hulls
'Feeding Ghosts' is a graphic memoir grappling with generational trauma · 2 episodes
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Amy Wallace
Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir recounts abuse by Epstein, Maxwell and others · Oct 2025
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Beth Macy
'Paper Girl' and 'Joyride' are memoirs by journalists who get close to their subjects · Oct 2025
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Casey Cep
These previously unpublished Harper Lee stories were discovered in her NYC apartment · Nov 2025
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David Grann
'Killers of the Flower Moon' traces the murders of Osage families · Oct 2023
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Donovan X. Ramsey
'When Crack Was King' chronicles the misunderstood history of the crack epidemic · Jul 2023
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Erika Hayasaki
In 'Somewhere Sisters,' twins adopted by different families reunite · Nov 2022
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Hua Hsu
Two writers on friendships and how they shape us · Oct 2022
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Jeffrey Seller
'Theater Kid' is a memoir from the producer of 'Rent,' 'Avenue Q,' and 'Hamilton' · Jun 2025
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Jelani Cobb
In 'The Matter of Black Lives,' generations of Black thinkers probe American racism · Oct 2021
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Katy Milkman
'How to Change' is a behavioral economist's guide to habit formation · Jan 2025
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Kiese Laymon
Two new children's books view the natural world as a site of personal growth · Apr 2025
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Lawrence Wright
Looking for some pandemic-era writing? We have spooky and we have sweet. · Jan 2022
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Linda Villarosa
'Under the Skin' shows how COVID exposed racial disparities in healthcare · Jul 2022
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Margo Jefferson
Two memoirs that celebrate the influence of Black female artists · Apr 2022
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Mia Mercado
'She's Nice Though' tackles the burdens of being nice · Sep 2022
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Michelle Zauner
Food is a gateway to the new and familiar in 'Crying in H Mart' and 'Gastro Obscura' · Oct 2021
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Molly Crabapple
'Here Where We Live Is Our Country' chronicles the history of the Jewish Labor Bund · May 2026
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Patricia Evangelista
Patricia Evangelista's memoir revisits the aftermath of the Philippines' war on drugs · Dec 2023
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Robert Samuels
New George Floyd biography paints a picture of being a Black man in America · May 2022
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Roger Bennett
'Gods of Soccer' celebrates 100 of the world's best players · Nov 2022
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Roxanna Asgarian
'We Were Once a Family' examines how the foster care system failed the Hart siblings · Jul 2024
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